Good news for artists

[nolan]

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[nolan]

How would you market your art so it's seen as an investment and not just a pretty picture bought because it matches the colour of the buyer's lounge suite?

[Kelley]

I haven't figured that out yet, but am aiming towards that goal. 

[nolan]

The big secret to becoming a blue chip artist is market your name and develop a distinctive style of painting, so when people talk about your paintings they say "I saw a great Kelley / Nolan / Picasso yesterday"

[Kelley]

Figuring out my style will be a delight. I am experimenting with techniques and eventually I will find one that I can master.  I appreciate you very much Nolan.  Thank you.

[nolan]

[Val]

  Is style something you create...or is it something that developes over time?

[dennis]

Let's put it another way. You develop style over time by the type of work you are creating.

[Val]

Well said. 

[Kelley]

  Hey that should be your motto here!  I like that Dennis.

[nolan]

it definately develops over time.